George H.W. Bush

We have a baseball pitching machine, for example; we have a bowling alley.

Here in Minnesota, from St. Paul and Minneapolis to Cyrus and Miltona, you're sailing this country into the future.

But I like that part of the job -- trying to do something that'll help somebody.

He's a bad person. Unfortunately, there are people like that in the world.

Yes, we do. We go to Camp David.

I think it's an arms control matter.

Sarah [Sarah McClendon, McClendon News Service], you missed what I said. I said these were the two last ones. I'm very sorry. Note: The President's 83d news conference began at 6:07 p.m. in the Rose Garden at the White House. The…

All I know of the trials is what I read in the paper today, and so I'd want to reserve on that until I understand exactly how the system works. World Economy

I haven't had a report on the trials themselves yet. And when I read about them, I tried to put myself in the place of the Kuwaiti citizens who were brutalized by Saddam Hussein. I tried to think back, and it wasn't hard, to the brutality…

I'm just getting briefed on it here. The answer is, not much progress. And they've not reported to me on that visit yet. But yes, we get that matter resolved and START resolved, I'd like to have a summit with Mr. Gorbachev. Iran

There are certain areas where Iraq, in order to comply with United Nations sanctions, must sell abroad. They've got funds set up to put some of their oil revenues into it. But all of these things are down the road. At this juncture, my…

We will abide by the United Nations resolutions, of course. It is our policy that there will not be normalized relations. And it is my view that only if the sanctions are complied with will we be willing to--I mean, only if every provision…

Can you shoot it to the Chancellor? It's his turn. We're going in turns here. Or forever hold your peace, and I'll get around to it later. Yugoslavia

I agree with what the Chancellor said on that same question: that we're waiting and considering, and see what would be most helpful in terms of the economic recovery in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.

I agree with it. NATO kept the peace for 40 years, and the U.S. is a significant participant in NATO, obviously. And we don't want to pull back into some sphere of isolation. Soviet Union

No, there was no specific request. I think there was general agreement that we'd like to be able to help the Soviet Union in every way possible. And we both expressed our confidence in President Gorbachev. Still under consideration. The…

Judge Reggie B. Walton will serve in the White House Office of Media Affairs on special assignment focusing on the President's Comprehensive Violent Crime Control Act of 1991.

I'm optimistic about it.

Ratification of the Wellington Convention and Protocol I is consistent with U.S. policy on driftnet fishing.

Thank you for your strong support for the U.S. and the international coalition in Desert Storm.

I'm discouraged about that.

I call upon all Americans to observe this day with appropriate ceremonies and activities in honor of the courageous men and women of the United States Ready Reserve.

The President's Environment and Conservation Challenge Awards program is established for the purposes of recognizing outstanding environmental achievements by U.S. citizens, enterprises, or programs.

The Convention prohibits the use of driftnets or the transshipment of driftnet catches in waters under the fisheries jurisdiction of the parties within the Convention area.

Early ratification by the United States will demonstrate U.S. commitment to this policy and encourage similar action by other nations.